Waverly High School - Novel Yearbook (Waverly, OH)

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T II K T I Ip I) It JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President -Vice-President Secretary' Treasurer - Edward Wipert William Schrader - - Opal Reed - - Howard Ross Twt nly-flv«

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 THE TKiEH (Class Prophecy — Continued) I noticed a steady trend of people passing by, so I followed them. I soon found myself before a beautiful theater, which was owned by Bernard Curry. I purchased my ticket and entered, and to my astonishment, found Maxine May and Violet Miller in smart uniforms working as ushers. When I was seated I discovered that Jane Schausiel was sitting by me. I learned that she was a decided success in writing modern novels. Some hours later when I left the theater I found that I was hungry, and upon inquiring of a passerby where I might secure something to eat, was given directions for finding a small delicatessen shop. I entered the shop and found that it was owned by Virginia Lee Deacon and Beryl Corn. We talked of our bygone school days until I decided that I must return to my home. I went out on the street and hailed a taxi. I thought it looked familiar, and as it came to a stop I discerned that it was Kenneth Cline with his little old school bus, now gaudily painted red. As we neared the outskirts of the village we saw three people walking. We stopped and to our amazement learned that it was Ellen Loel, Frances Oyer, and Viola Miller gaily setting forth to see the world. What is that noise! Only the alarm clock. I must have been asleep! What I have told you must have been a dream, and yet it could be true. Who can say? Twenty-four

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♦ T II K T I 4. E I ■ JUNIOR GROUP Donald Anderson Wilma Ashbaugh John Hart ram Hyrdie Hauer Charles Brown Doris Hrown Malcolm Hrown Quinnie Curry Richard Deering Eloise Diley Charles Doll Helen Doll Forrest F.asterday (Henna George Pauline Gleason Dessie Hatfield Charles lleibcl George Hoeckh Richard Landis Marjorie Landrum Charles I.effler Alice Lightle Carl Murphy Mearl Oyer Margery Pollard Robert Pollard Opal Reed Eva Robinson Howard Ross Max Russel Johanna Samson Dorothy Scott Donald Seasor William Shrader Hugh Smith Hattie Thompson Wendell Weiss Edward Wipert JUNIOR HISTORY This class is now composed of 38 pupils, 20 hoys and 18 girls. Some of the high spots of this class since entering Waverly High School arc: We moved to the new High School during our freshman year. On March 31 of that year we presented a play which met with hearty approval. In our sophomore year several of our class members represented Pike County in the District Scholastic Contest at Athens. Our class has always been well represented in all school activities. Seven of our boys received ‘AW’ for their work on the giidiron the past season. Several are on the basketball teams, glee club, and in the band. Twi-nty-»lx